What is the total amount to complete the World Cup Album?

In 2018, Brazil sold around 40 million stickers per day for that year's World Cup albums.

This year, each sticker in the new World Cup album, made by Panini, costs R$ 4.00 (four reais) or US$ 0.78 (seventy-eight cents of dollars), which is equivalent to double the 2018 price.

So this year may be a little more expensive for football lovers who decide to complete the 2022 World Cup album.

If you are a fan of football and want to have an idea of how much you will spend on this game, stay with us and we will talk more about the subject. Check it out below.

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2022 World Cup sticker album

The editorial group Panini, a company that created the World Cup sticker albums in partnership with FIFA and the Coke, announced that sticker prices were expected to increase by around 12.5% in the UK just before the event.

In the country, the cost to fill the entire World Cup sticker album reaches 870 pounds (eight hundred and seventy pounds), which is approximately equivalent to the R$ 5,200.00 (five thousand and two hundred reais).

In Brazil, where the cost per sticker is R$ 4.00 (four reais), totaling R$ 3,865.00 (three thousand, eight hundred and sixty-five reais) to complete the 2022 album.

Taking into account the average salary of Brazilians, this would be 1.5 of the country's monthly income, according to data from IBGE (Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics).

This year, the package with 50 World Cup stickers in the United States is being sold for US$62 (sixty-two dollars) on the Amazon website. At Walmart the price goes up a little, costing US$ 72 (seventy-two dollars) for the same package.

Panini

The Panini group began manufacturing World Cup albums even before the 1970 competition, which took place in Mexico.

It was a hit from the beginning, the tradition continuing to this day and attracting both children and adults.

Currently, with the advent of technology, Panini has also expanded its album to digital. In 2018, the company reached the mark of US$ 1 billion (one billion dollars) from sales of albums and World Cup stickers.

That same year, a calculation was carried out by a mathematician from Cardiff University, located in the United Kingdom.

According to calculations, to complete the album that year, a collector would have to pay 774 pounds (seven hundred and seventy-four pounds), equivalent to R$ 4634.94 (four thousand, six hundred and thirty-four reais and ninety-four cents), according to the current quote.